Letters to Nixon Rogers and Laird Found With Explosives
Israeli police said security forces found explosive charges in letters addressed to President Nixon U S officials William Rogers and Melvin Laird. The letters were opened by postal workers in Kiryat Shemona near the Lebanese border and contained envelopes similar to those sent from Amsterdam.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Nixon
U.S
William P. Rogers
U.S. Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Kiryat Shemona
Israel
Mordechai Tavor
Amsterdam
Smokers group to sue Reynolds over Winchester Little Cigars
The Non-Smokers Institute of America plans to file suit against R J Reynolds Tobacco Co for fraudulent advertising. Institute president Dr W James de Franco says the Little Cigars marketed as cigars are actually cigarettes and oppose the cigarette advertising ban and labeling act.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Daylight Saving Time Ends as Clocks Turn Back
UPI reports DST ends Sunday with clocks set back at 2 a.m. on October 29 restoring the lost hour. The era of chaotic time-zone shifts nationwide has ended, providing a stable standard time across the country.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon appearance blocks Parma bike ride
About 15,000 cyclists planned to join the Partridge Family Bike-A Thon in Parma Ohio to support the American Cancer Society but the Secret Service halted the event to avoid security complications for President Nixon. The ride was to start from a shopping mall at 10 a.m.
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UPI
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Secret Service
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American Cancer Society
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Partridge Family Bike-Athon
Agnew Blows Whistle
Columbus reports quote Cleveland councilman Dennis Kucinich warning Ohio Bell rate hike will force tens of thousands of poor people to switch to two party telephones as seniors on fixed incomes face higher bills. Nazareth well pollution found likely from rock source 27 feet underground amid Holy Land concerns. Ohio tax repeal debate in Cleveland yields conflicting forecasts from Rep. Tulley and Rep. Lehman. FBI marks first two women agents set to graduate from a 14 week training course.
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UPI
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Ohio
Cleveland City Club
Joseph Tulley
R-Mentor
Harry J. Lehman
Dshaker Heights
Washington
FBI
October 25 1972 Weather And Local Notices
Mostly cloudy this morning with partial clearing and cooler afternoon highs in the 50s. Clear and cold tonight with lows in the 30s. Mostly sunny and warmer Thursday with highs near 60. 10 percent rain today, near zero tonight and Thursday. Norwalk highs 46 lows 35. Births list two boys and two girls at local hospitals. Marriage license applicants include four couples. Deaths note Theodore C. Willis, 75, Ashland.
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Norwalk
Gary White Killed By Drugs After Boulder Return
Gary White 21 returned from Buena Vista to stay with family in Hudson Ohio and worked in a machine shop. He died in a hippie crash pad from an apparent hallucinogen overdose four hours after attempting to intervene with a friend needing medical help. Coroner says the death is linked to an LSD like drug. his mother recalls he was a good boy, drawn back by the mountains. Services in Boulder will be nontraditional to suit his Boulder friends.
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Boulder, Colo
UPI
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Colorado State Reformatory
Buena Vista
Hudson
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Howe
Howard Ashton
Boulder
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Ashton
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Assembly on Schools Tonight
Ohio citizens in 604 of 621 districts reviewed a preliminary Ohio Department of Education report on goals for student performance, teachers, administrators and school boards. A County Citizens Assembly will meet at 8 tonight in Norwalk Junior High School to discuss these goals and future public input.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
State Department of Education
Huron County
County Citizens Assembly
Norwalk Junior High
McGovern Claims Thieu Dictates U S Vietnam Policy
McGovern charges Nixon allows Thieu to steer U S Vietnam policy. He calls for Thieu to bear costs if the war continues and cites campaign events in Milwaukee Dayton and Ashland with Kissinger Agnew and White House briefings. Nixon plans rapid campaigning including a Ky trip and Ohio motorcade.
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Milwaukee
McGovern
Dayton
Ohio
White House
Ashland
Henry A. Kissinger
GOP Buses Offered for Nixon Ohio Campaign Stop
The Huron County GOP provides free bus rides to North Royalton for President Nixon’s campaign stop on Saturday. Buses depart Norwalk Whitney Field and several party headquarters locations, with return after the appearance. A candidates night is set for Bellevue Monday at 8 p.m.
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Republican Executive Committee
North Royalton
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ohio
Republican
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Norwalk
New London
Bellevue
Willard United Bank
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U.S. 224
New Haven
MacGregor Predicts Ceasefire By Jan
President Nixon campaign director Clark MacGregor predicted a Vietnam ceasefire by year end and pledged the course of events will end hostilities this calendar year. He spoke after a Kissinger discussion and dismissed McGovern’s critique as wrong.
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United Press International
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Clark MacGregor
Vietnam
George S. McGovern
Henry A. Kissinger
Saigon
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Sen. McGovern
Beehive Restaurant Fire in Olena Causes $3500 Damage
A grease flare up in the Beehive Restaurant kitchen at 9 52 this morning caused about 3500 in damage. Firefighters from Norwalk extinguished the blaze, tearing out wall and ceiling sections while the dining room stayed intact. The Palmer home suffered only soot damage and the restaurant will close about a week for cleaning and rebuilding. This marks the second kitchen fire at the site, the first in 1966.
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Ernie Palmer
Norwalk
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